The rate constant for the reaction NO, (g)+0,(g)- - No,(g) +0,(g) was determined over a range of 40.0 K, with the following results: k (M 1s-1) T (K) 4.14 x 105 203 7.30 x 105 213 1.22 x 106 223 1.96 x 106 233 3.02 x 106 243

The rate constant for the reaction NO, (g)+0,(g)- - No,(g) +0,(g) was determined over a range of 40.0 K, with the following results: k (M 1s-1) T (K) 4.14 x 105 203 7.30 x 105 213 1.22 x 106 223 1.96 x 106 233 3.02 x 106 243

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Chapter18: Chemical Kinetics

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Determine the activation energy for the reaction.

The rate constant for the reaction
NO, (g)+0,(g)-
- No,(g) +0,(g)
was determined over a range of 40.0 K, with the following results:
k (M 1s-1)
T (K)
4.14 x 105
203
7.30 x 105
213
1.22 x 106
223
1.96 x 106
233
3.02 x 106
243

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